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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Tho Diameter Of a Circle.

Comparatively few persons are aware
that the diameter Of circle or pipe
with nm area equal to that Of any two
other ones may be found by means Of
nothing but the square corner Of a
board and rule. without the aid OF
any calculation. The process consists
simply in laying Off the two diameters
on two edges OF the board and meas
uring diagonally from one to the
other Ifa carpenter's square is handy
the process is reduced TO the simple
diagonal measurement In case there
ars three or more pipes to be led into
ono. any two OF them may be converted
into an equivalent ono, and this one
may be added to the other. Boston
Budget.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
DIDN'T ASK QUESTIONS.
The Trouble Which Came to a School BOY,
Now United States Senator, Because
| of His Skillful Marksmanship.


Now n United States Senator, because
of His Skillful Workmanship.
Sehator-elect Paddock was sitting in
the reading-room of Chicago hotel,
the other day, when tn Sc near him
heard him laugh suddenly. An ac-
quaintance said: "Well, Senator, what's
the matterP Are you laughing at the
thought of the six long years you will
spend in WashingtonP' "Oh, no. was
the reply, II was chuckling over an Incl
dent Of my school-days described in
this paper. 1 just happened to pick the
paper up. Read it, The gentleman
thus addressed took the paper, read the
anecdote, and joined the Senator in a
second laugh. The anecdote was in
the following words: II used to go to
school with Senator-elect Paddock, of
Iowa. Besides being good scholar
and jolly playmate. Paddy was the
best of marksmen with SNOWFALL in
the school, At the noon recess, one
day, Paddock and several of the boys
got together to have snowballing
contest on the playground. The bat-
tic had ragged for fifteen minutes
or SO when one of the boys
saw the principal of the school
walking down the middle of the road
on his way home to dinner. He wore
tall, black plug hat, which sat upon
his head like a cat on a grindstonc.
Paddock, who saw the teacher almost
as soon as any body, suggested that
we give him volley. The boys de-
INJURED. Paddock then said he would
take n long-range shot at the hat, just
for luck. Scooping up two handfuls of
soft snow, the embryo statesman nodded
it into perfect sphere, and taking
careful aim shot it after the retreating
pedagogue with remarkable accuracy.
The ball hit the tile amidships and
scattered the wreck ten feet away.
The teacher looked around to discover
his assailant, but there was no one in
sight. When school was dismissed
that afternoon, the principal related
his experience, and declared that there
was only one boy in the school who
could throw snow ball one hundred
and fifty feet with any precision. That
boy, he said, was Paddock, and with
out waiting to take the customary rule,
the teacher seized an apple-sappling as
big round as baseball club, and
taking the champion marksman by the
collar, he larruped him until both
stood in cloud of dust. Paddock
never threw any more snow balls at the
teacher"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

For thirteen years an eagle has
made her nest in cave near Santa
Rosa, Cal. and reared her young. As
soon as they are old enough to care for
themselves she disappears and is not
seen again until the next year. Tho
young do not follow her, but stay in
the neighborhOod until shot or driven
away. In the spring. when she comes
to build her nest, she flies directly over
the cave for several days, flying alittle
lower each day, until at last she reaches
the cave. After this perhaps she is
not seen again for week, when she
comes out In search of food.-M Y
Sun.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

Mrs. Sumpkin's Oldest boy HAD
gone West, and u friend Of the family
was making some inquiries about him.
II understand John is an attorney"
he said. Eyes, and he's got lots of
business, "she answered with a mothers 8
pride. "ls he criminal lawyerp" A
shadow fell upon the good old lady's
face. mo, not yet" she said. "Least-
ways he hain't told me. But Tn. afraid
he will be, The law is SO dreadful
tempting" 2eD aai 'af
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

1t is strange that poverty bears up
so well, considering there are so many
people struggling with it.-Boston Tran
script
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

1t is estimated that three tons OF
yarn are yearly used In the mahufao-
tp Q OF base balls
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

Electric lamps are now used by
the pearl tishers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
THE VI RK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per y9r,i R;-sr. Vs;s,ts al RIlrstfs
GENERAL MARKET Y PORT.

.BUILDING MATERIAI.-Moieratsly active and steadv.
Have straw Hart Bncks quoted at SO Ju0
g 80 ma a. to qHc sG G%%s'n. EEK oc
,roton. brown sl3dsl5: dark Sl4 @Si6; reh sl4
dSl6. Trenton Philadelphia Front, alongsir per $27
at2s; Rockland Lime 81 Finishing 81 20 Goats
HAIR - a3jo. per cattle Han 81 gre Cement
81 lo0S2 40 FOR ronnd lots American Portland; English
Portland - 20a ~ 80. Roscndalc. 81 jGfl 10
COFFEt-For Brazil styles there qulr cool demand
10 day the closed lS-. ur fair RIO spot
Sales 900 bags No Y. 1900: l.0OU bags, pri
waite terms: 900 bags kopdr kcpIs lsc for
No. O( ewl 1000 bags 80 at lie LOCO bags 70 AZ
j. Isc 900 bags NO. Isle The miher giow'h- were
dull speculative the movement oler-
ate. the sal only SJn0D bags. The Tempe how
ever on' the clos, Tho figures iratcd
Of 70 points benz January. 1900
February 1890 loo; March, 1880 a lj15 Apr, - - a
IL Nav, lJ7O0l 20 IuBs. l56u0 b6J; Jnlv, 10 10
dlb.jO AUGUST. 10 800 lJiO; november 5000 1879
Drcember. lG25dl 80 The h. different months
mary. 70 lOsl5.HO February 1885 800 March.
l696 5.sn ,pra. ljsO9l 20: May l37j0 10 %
June IL 700ljl5. Au-n-t. lj.3jd 10 30; Srpl-mler,
lhun 1890 November 1896 lG95 DO enber. 1880 q
10 ID
COTrON-On the actual market the demand was hight hut
quot. revised Sales 3J bales t9 last wen
ng all Of which for consumption Tho port recelns
to-day eeatel i27b lies, comparing with jof ~ males
and - 30 hale, The corresponding
year. The total port receipts since September
have 9O o q bales. comparing with f33.3js Oales
for the corresponding period last y.ar
Quotation, The American standard g. clAshctos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
NEIL PAID Fob 4 BROKEN ARM.
,vcuv.x GETS VERDICT OF "a, 200 FROM


Nh FOLSOM THE REAL ESTATE BROKER
,outs Yennc, a Frenchman, whose English was As
..o 40 the arm which he exhibited to jury before
suacc Bookstaver in tho Court Of Common Ileas yes
..dav told a woful story Of the manner In which the
s.,,rv had been inflicted On August l, 1895, he said
e.mue, D. Folsom and Thomas Nike entered his real
..,o,s office at No. 1851 Second ave. Mr.. Yennc had
I.d some dealings with Mr. Nike and had IN his pos
...son a contract by which some los belonging to
an, latter had been sold, but the property had never
soon transferred the purchase having been dissatis
Sed with the title.
Mr. Nike introduced Mr. Folsom, who Is also real
Estate broker as his agent and requested Yenne to show
Rim the contract The latter took 1t from drawer
T., his desk and was handing 1t to Nike whom Folsom
..,,ed II and put IL in HIS pocket Mr.. Nike immcdt
.,olv wen away. and Folsom attempting to follow,
tho Frcnchman sought to de tain him and demanded
the napcr Then Folsom. who Is larger and stronger
nan than the witness, caught the righ arm OF the
letter and gave IL sudden wrench and twist causing
anent Injuries. Folsom Ou and lcnne, al or
vain attempt to follow him. placed himself In the
80 NJ a doctor lie sued Folsom. demanding
e. 600 and obtained verdict yesterday for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

aArtuorE Nov Lotion quiet Nllul' "S,. ~ ;;
rpn.r steady Howard Western Snusrhss - 90
g. Is an r,Nr4 sSOIsS ~ hL - nlV - ''1 ~ -,
Mn. n,eran- - 5; 30 TO- Extra IS % % %. - W.
Hra.d, % pAtAUscs Family - ~ Ia 'i'st'Ns
r,1..t "a " hoat-Southern nrmer kel $50;
20, soc November 7psaroc. peeemoer ~ ~;
i,nn.ry S3 "a ru-southerr Vas uulo' a., az"
stralv White APO isnow ~ stoc wes.eIn ,,at.
NlIsi snot 40 d4g.c Nov. e; year t"A
At aty ssutnern 80 3Joi Mossrn " hlts 8" 1900
MI,9 s3e5i.. vauts 80 900. I've 80, 20,
Western SlI 70 sSl5 90 rrsvlssh' uui 30 sd.s
az ia "a 80 BukmoitsSnouliort sn' l''s W..
,,crsn ,is.aS.c Bacon-shOulders "a SC Ie' ~"
smos ai.c Ham, 1879 l2'c lafI-henne Cr.sm.ry
Bu,rer steady Western Packet II zoe. .re.m.r..
u 3jc ~ Egss 25c..... Ps'r'eun was soAo
ish q SIC sugar stsadv. SOFT o.Ic- "a 'Pe''-
ran, eli 10 10 whiskev steaav AZ ~ "a %;
Frsisnts 70 Liver steamer hrme.s nm .his
Eionr 4. 3D. Grain s04 I'D Receip~-fiom I'M -,
Wrrat 20 900 bush. Csrn 10000 eusL oA1, ~ whsat
H.. c0J bIsl shpnents-fisur 800 bndS oo ,s
Csrs $4,000 bush -, ,.. ,...,a
Ruy,uo Nov l-wheAt-Ns l Hard lower; usIA. ~
sbt ale, az s5c; I Hard Nsrth.rn rztc a.,
a. tac a,red. WINTER Wheat IN light demand mr." W. '
~ 1Slc: Ma l White Michigan - sc' on iai
Cnrn strone aad higher; No In store S"c: Ne y.no
~ so on Irac. No on track White
So, 80 3 White 3is.c No Mixed c99n Sc
Sansi frsights quet-wheat sc CStn yarS
fnmb.r firm ST 10 Albany. 81 - 70 "" w ao un
Seceuts were-Four 0.oVy Dds; "p p,. o'Vo'
tusn Csrn 100000 push pat. oao s,a wnsas Is 600
busn- Railroad shIpasatd-tsur oooo I %sn Canal chp.
w.s,Wh.at "a 900 lush Corn $1,000 bush oa's -'''-
bush Barley lO.O0s bush. ,,
Nov leading futures ranged as fs.l0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
EITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Lillian B. Jacobs suing Luther W. Jacobs in the Court
~ Comm n Plea. for limited divorce She says he aban.
dcnei her September two years after their marriage
e .avs they would lived happily together II had not
n.sn for nj, and that his wife completely
rndr her control Judge Allen yesterday gave the pntih
s1o week simony pending the suit Jacobs 10 clerk in
the Bowsry Savings Bank
,o,,rs,r.u,satNo 10 Sxthave. who assigned 10 Theo
An.n filed their schedules Yesterday Tho liablli
tie. are stated at sl9.863 a ana 'ne non"' ""' ' "
scts At STATED ,o,,-,or p,.as xosfsrtav a
i charges AZ Chief Clerk jarvis shoul0 Ue
Investigated by Of their number; ,-.. e. D.xi
nsres yisb YESTERDAY made an assignment 10 Dsvd
Nrxnlsy gvipg preferences for Slluo 10 ms MOI ne,
sarah Misb Frank Williams asSlsled 10 rh'ip V !" "
rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Nov 1.-The following business was trans
actcl supreme Court OF the Unite states TO-DAY
No OS The Of Dakota ct al pla Min IN error agt
the State of Nebraska, REL the society LOT o
Motion 10 dismiss affirm submitted by j. NJ III
support notion sud by A b. Poppeton aud j. NJ Ihurs
ton i oppOs ton thereto. ,.,x - .-.
Thomas H. striker executor. etc. planiiu ~ erioI'
sgt george Crane, at,m illustrator. etc. ...,- -
t3 Thomas H. Stryker executor etc. plant IN er'o''
q George Crane. adm Distratsr. etc. 1900
Thomas "a Siryker. executor, ETC..
gt George crane administrator. etc
The De, MoDes Navigation and IA lroad company
n,,nt in aytt Iow a est"ad COMPANY.
Ne pa Richard Chapman plaintiff IN error ast george
Crane. y etc.
40 90 Richard Il Chapman plain t in error as' George
Crane administrator, etc. -.
Admin traitor etc. ,.., 4, .r
6S. George W. Weies executor ETC., plantH III CT
ror agt. Geor e. Crane. administrator, etc. ..s l.,
No GO EDWARD II. Ltchneid. executor. etc. p~lntn ia
error art Goor Q Crane administrator. etc ,-..,. l.,
No 67l Edward II. Litchheld, executor &C. psinHn IN
srror agL George CT sne, admin nstrAtor. etc. 49,,
Argued H. Catch for tie paintins ID erIor anu ny
George (rane for the deieptaRts in errsr
Adj rued to.nOrrrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

In safe bonds Louisiana coasoS we're higher a, 'ot
s9s, and Tennessee settlement ~ were up = Az ~
Nreni. Gs deferred receipts sold At ana MISSOURI US
l--- At lOl y. -, -,
inc genera. railway bond market va. quiet an, nd
strong Missouri kAisaa and eTss issues c"hilnheh -
he inr sprcial feature with large transactions N Ito
gruer- 49, which sold down per cr1t TO ~ an',
n -p rose "a CO. the ir.t - Tell per cent 10 l0j .nl
co,ei ~ lO6 Chesapeake and ONE ,sld sI ntrtett
sold a - Eult,..i Taunton anl B< @-hiy
Il. we're = higher at 97N Missouri farho coh''i,
A. 90 ard Denver rsts at II oregon lrtn1couheh+ Al
solid rr+-t. al %. snd OrrEnn Improvements
.ron ~ ZOOS. IOIi2 WABASH nr.t-. chicago DIVISION
Sold A. 1904 * interest Richmond and Alesnei'
nrsis were .fs adv a. GCif 9G' ut-rr- aud
the second. a. Al -. Texas ana fac' incomes sou ~
O., Unlisted ,,cnritc, dealt IN az The ~rrk Exchange.
C-ion seed O ccrilncar- sold tt,Son AT II aJl . -
S SUa sn ;roso IRON BOO at g Ns- y.r..
Chicsgo an ~. Louis rtst' ncT ttv9uV',, VIM, ,nd
Mi1tnr 600 AZ 81 ~ ,af1 %.
Womry VIA cay a. per ce,' exceptionally at per
Toc Sn.rr.a,ury was debtor al the Clearing Ion,e
rnr Sab Treasury raiaol on balance $40 made
m b, a com gain Of Ti5T.li' less q 'lflen'N n,''
az ali 3S9 Inc DAYS operations covered: Receipts.
VI 81 -. p,rtncni- >i0.S ,.6. currency balance.
Sll. 7sa3O3. coin balance. ~ '."t'1i" ,,,,o,, .
me IoAung fInu-o statement today - As l"''o"'
Exchange. si.I- 4tTlJ7 b. tpcsS. ~',bf",'+"
me I'fn II state. treasure a. Washing Oh r'rei'ed
tsdsy $4,000 NAosa bank no-- tor eenpo To-,
rre ror,,,n rrrh,utes were dull; nominal rates
We - .,l but ior pu-iusss rates w"'e barely HcnY
Al unchanged quota, ions - f".i""-. b~hNo'H W.
81 ? u AMI - for en- and snort st.ri"s We
il. = ~ md 522l4 for france: 3lb ana JJ'o ioF
i,,hmi1ra.; TO-. ,a1 4Oa- Tor enliders. ,-,-..,
rody STOCK ENcnIufe hoI'+y In LonIom a '.
tber.for- ~ aro oithsut quotations rom l"ndnu am
Pam, The Bank OF England saised +i'ooo Du'No" oh
balance.
THE PUBLIC Dfnr
Tho following compare. the abatement OF to'pS WIN
tl,.f.t fG Tf,.fr /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

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s. "a s'; O.. VIZ, e. e. e. a., ::
%;'s S Sss:s
sae' S:ss ds. , sa'si' Sc
:.s sSai ter sssI STANDARD So asked
, Hs';e ss, R's ssS:. S"'D% S:Sss
81: :,' Ss:s I lsS$ s sss:$:
kyri. BUSH n:s iS 10, 4 SS
On tho Produce Excnsn, toay tho Batter market
steady Creamery l9Szsa barry iss2sG AEg' irsss
s sss*.sT ssy ss':s ;:"s
nr sSs'1'' ~ soOS S,ns s'
Se; sao"' VASE W. .t SS:
a.i'@,a good, 2. q. 0a,, Q. e 3 dsos. MA;
aa common Sf ia lin, :s" q ID
butcher = loa a 10 Receipts 5000 n'1l 'MOm'n''
@ ss -.' ' II: az:
1Ss ~ r
Tss . sa sS :s'sT i,.
S@. sa5s SS Ss' ''
81. s4 .aaf S.e.%S >s S Ss
g. &C. MAY snn.rv Sc Nav % t1'A
No Hard g Ne / N.rhsrn IS "a SOC: 80: N9r,eeru
;1S $a. g;
g p.%; Z ss
1878. doller tcsco,' :, 1851 psl.".r:
" ]. s'rss, is,. i:
GO .:. g. 81 ys! pr'
% yS a %s'F st. f% "s
port 4 no Re-" DO Sr for JsnSs,
%.r.1 s for .S" ~ lot;
yellow depot 4'e Sa Unss.:.a NIB
81" MS 30 Si.sS fDS sos5Ie' 81:
an i'm .S S: -" uasr Offering. ITsd
S W fT' wv Sa 60 %. GsaT
Ne %hts s,, 81 En- % q i. b.e. u IS
see3G. ssorn.5y IS 40
Gs SG5c. urbanks ehoire CSC. ts to Good 80 s9tc
M1s , Ji:, g1%: ss
Bee CIV tsn, - DO p,' sG!' :, Sss
e 20 .a mess SIS 30 90 aa.. .%os.%
SMOKED To-. ios Shoulder, salt fully cure is
&c &c ' Do A' DO O .%Stsa sssSs Belle: pickle
az, ~n: 81 sa IS Steam q 81 %
ws,I ser Pn;r m s
y Crra uerr Extra % 92ic, Packing onitsr i0Sl2s.
cheese WAS lnle. Full Cream. lliGl2c; Ohs
Fiats. Choice II 9c: do. FAR IN PIim- lO2 Pile
Eggs active PeHDsvlvania hrUs Az 24ci
Ohs ant sther Western at 22d Pettosu
Abel bbls &c Sugar-Rshned steady Hr-nuiated
al 5sc Powdered AZ
8 Ice Feed hrm-Wntr Bran ;i1N0sSlt7 20
DER ten. Hrcep,s-F Flour $500 bills Wheat lofuo
6usn Corn l2.30O ousn Oats 1900 bush aye -.
BUSH. Sblpments-riVur bhsh. "nsS' oVV" "~'~
| ! Oue Oas IA 500 husn
ST Loul- Nov l-FsoI yeey dnl ana 1s so h
Extra do 81 1oa37o patents s. i694 wheat e.o ,
c higher than Yesterday Na he'd caaD lac. November
closing y ss December closing 10 -; Nav closing s0.c
Corr nrm; cash 3ss.0 ,9Lc- November CLOSING S'.c;
Tecenb.r 81 closing Al &c oats unchanged
Cas 24sr. Novembcr 24Ac Nay 9scc Hay "ui
Prlm. Tnnothv Sl2 dSl6OJ Prairie ~ oO1sli w.:
Bran strong a SIC ... Eggs l6c.... Butter unchaused
~ dc Darv 100 22c.. 'srnineal 81 70
Whiskev -4dv ~ e5...... PrOvisoss we're lower
Psrx ,unmer cured ~ 3d.. Larn SO 10 lrv,at Meats
Eoxed shoulder. 90 Long Clear 81 go as 20; Gear
Rms So 7na6 %. Snoit lear At os bscos. .
R.x.f Shoulders ~ 81 y sug Clear 81 5OdI 81 = tSar
R,b- - - >hsrt clear ssds l2R Ham. 81 0O@l 90
Pec-ipts- Flour 5000 bblS Wheat $1,000 I.si Sorn
900 bush uat. 81 busn i've LOCO bush btriey LOU
shipments Flour loo obls. Wheat 5000 onsn
Corn 27.UOr bnsh Usts lS,OVo susL rye GUS"
. Barley 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. nov l.-BtENES- ceipt' were
o. 53G h.a ell At 80 at amt all lsh n'c %
witA the exception "l q
carload. demand or the - carloads vi tAtte car
re OYER yr.'rr 'iy. Feel n duh ,.,-,..
tlv Hrt pcaty du and cheap Decent 10 no GO
Nj So ling d1l.c 4 cw Eht caucasus
ga. - nbcr OF Extra a. hlsh a. &C
and Colorado ''ecf s,s from 20 - and All last 10
s.ughf.r house putting Texas Bcc yesterday as 10"
a 3llo.
ono % Dressed slow IA Sc FOR Texas sides and 3G
&c for awe DO
tA,N l~- r.tlnt- BOB head \cls steady at 5pri.r
,..a--rr- aui g ul and almost uu-Aab" al
q
and AZ jersey tliN Market guiet
rtI,r'r.. INST .oui hif stock La
h, on -od up 10 Reported sales were AZ 80 a. ~
IT, ran hOCr tnOs with lie"
c,AIs. Buck LAMB ranging &c.
Dressed Mutton du a. 6f SC WIKI "w hoi'e anu Extra
.th.t- litr 4i,,.Yc Lambs trtle hrrr
.r Primo T. Most ot ia sAes we're at e4''' but lo'
tanned lor very h"te 80. - 80,
Recent. wrrc 90 o. 729 hca - carsa 81 Jer'
soy Nv ami cars 4utf- About hh 4 ctfioW f"r
sale ve Ing stead and dealers quote &c o' Az
Ia ; o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
pFARLL METCALF RELEASED.

Justice Donohue. of the Supreme Court. Yesterday
s,.charred Pearl l. Metcalf who arrested recently
an charge Of having obtained $500 from Mrs Hslen
Z NJ shaw to invss, the race track under the pre-
,sncs that she had "tps from A. Cassatt, the we'll
snewp owner of horses The Judge held hat even
- III. money was obtained false pretence the prs
oner could held the money was avowey 10 DC
nssd for al una Mful purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
corroy MAeKEr--BY TELEaaAPI.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. Ia p m.-Cotton.ratnre, closed
arm. Tplsals Ia Mttdng clause, November hev-
CIV 1864 buyers: Nov-npcr anil December ielvsr,,
3Gii DE, emOer AMI January delivery isoHu
ylne: January February delivery 1854 buyersi
February March delivery 1894 SELLERS a.rcn aad
Anrl delivery l5.G4d. buyers; Aprt and Msy devsry
1884 NAV aud lure delivery lSo4d sellers
lime AID July very, 20 l-6id. sellers.
rALVFsr0v Nov cotton hrmt Nltiline 9s. Low
Mlddlng sll-l6 Cool ordinary. sc not and sross re'
SHES ~ Daies ock. IA ss6 baiss
NrKpoLK Nov Lotion Mhdng 5lbi net and
gross receipts 4473 bales exports ceastwisc 69S baes
al l. u bale.: stock. 017j Otlcs.
SAVANNAH Nov IL Oft IN qu-t NIddlng .; Low Mid
ding Gu bales cAnotf =
Continent O9 bales. ort- coa-twse 51l7 bses
sAcs . b,ic-. took. llj,s73 bales.
NEw.OgLEAyS Now Lotion quiet; Mif'lins y 3;
Law Nlidl,nr Ordinary. ~. net receipts
40 23g alr exports IN Gfeae
britain s63 bales th- continent l3 II bslss
c"astvse SAB balls sales $3.50 bales stock 1923 oos
bale.
SPIRITS pF fCRPENTTVE.
CnsqtF-rev nov l.-rurpestnr nom nal
sAV,sNAu. Nov. l. iutusstsr nrn AZ sic.
MuMiNGTaN Nov. ! - urpssUrs nrn = 33s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
LIVE ,rocx MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

Trfrun Nov l--Caf'ir-teceipts at - hours were
100 hear Total thus TAI j.9lj hsAt Same ns
Lei week -r.O Through none - cars
for AZ. mara ri unchanged
la.i . hours were feo neat isl. n
- 600 tor same tne lsti week -'-o
he'd Consigned through Il Is of winch TO Ne" rofA
3. r,r- Tor 81. II ,rAe ted and lower common Ia
PRIME western lambs - 75db So 40 Canadian LAMBS
49,, IT,, -
Hlg, -Rec-lpis 4 hSrr, were 81 heat lotl ior
fir s1ulr time lAN week -. -
he ID, Consigned rough u rdrs If which :" New norx
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
w Room FOE HIS MOTHER-IN.LAl

Therese schottken. age sixty-eisht, was Storage
passenger on the steamer Vera with her grandchild
age five Yesterday the mother OF tue child who lives
In the city, came for the GIRL but declined to take her
MOI her home. her husD an l. sho said YOU'D nov ~
his mo heriulaw al their The old woman Will be
leuf hack Bremen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs
ruvp,oor. Nov. l-33o D. m.-Bset IN posr demand an
Prime Mess dull 67s Cd Pork IN poor dsmA 81 liam, and
ka.,ern ,iuI 7Is Sd; do. Wcsorn du tos o" "a Tnrn,n
bacon 10 lair Cheese IN dsn.nd i.'T ard spot and
In fair demand Rosln IN poor spot November De.
eembsr and January steady S3a 3D. wheat IN s dn a. o.
81 Flour In poor demand earn SPOT and as: NovemSer
mil a. pecsrabsr duh. IA bLdi January an.i
I'D Mops at Loadsn-Nsv- Ysrksta~-Fhsfs A''AAs
Offering.